허클베리핀의 모험에 나타난 도덕적 가치

목차

없음

본문내용

Mark Twain is one of the representative writer in American Literature who presents the new direction of social criticism through his unique humorous way of speaking. In 19th century, the society is collapsed and people are changed with their life styles influenced by the Industrial Revolution and French Revolution. In the United States, these changes bring a lot of social problems and develop political problems as well. These issues trigger Twain to criticize and inform people how serious they are.
In his novel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, expresses absurdity of society through a young boy’s innocent eyes. For Huck, who comes to experience social problems in civilized society, it becomes a prominent question to choose between social obligations and his own moral values. Goldman writes, “Huck’s guiding emotion is sympathy for his friend, Jim. Sympathy contains the implicit judgment that

참고 자료

없음